“MARANG’ 90-160µm, ice & water only.
Freezer Fresh > Room Temp > Whipped and Jar Cured.
Kinda crazy how many flavors come out of this one.
(8/21 added info): Different flavors can arise depending on the banger temp.. lower temps giveing stone-fruits like peach & cherry, higher bringing out that BOP profile. Eating or drinking fruits right before enjoying always highlights a different fruit that was hiding before. The gassy backend is almost always present. Greasy and very effective.
ZOOM VIDEO: Gland Gains 104-150µm, first pull. This stuff is gassy!!
(Updated info 8/20, we’ve selected a terp monster ‘flower’ pheno of GG to breed with. Local farms are hitting 5% terps on flower! Passed this cut along thinking it was too greasy to wash well, only to ask for it back about a year later as a self-challenge of sorts.)
Multi-gland trichomes happen across many plants and are the result of natural breeding in the wild. Arnica is a flower that only grows in the mountains & has developed multi-gland trichomes. It is simply a natural evolution of glandular trichomes. In our case by selective breeding. To think the secretory cells would just stop producing the cuticle while continuing to produce cannabinoids and aromas (enough to self rupture) is just a plain mis-understanding of how glands work. Across many genetics even?! Really?! There is zero scientific information about glands bursting from their own oil production. Yet there is a boat load of scientific info about multi-gland trichomes and how they develop from single gland trichomes. That is why our multi-gland theory is much stronger than a weak “rupture hypothesis” that only tries to explain parts of our examples. Our theory fits within existing research & comes with many examples. So, if the plant has the genetic code it can produce inner cell walls and slowly push out a new 2nd or 3rd gland. They can also slowly form on top of, or beside, the main gland. Yes its a mutation, but is also considered an adaptation since the plant can better protect itself with more glands. Knowing that and breeding the trait to be more common is how “WE’RE CHANGING THE WAY GLANDS GROW!!”
